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Kolubara
Location: Serbia
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 3 X 32 MW, 1 X 64 MW, 1 X 110 MW
Operation: 1956-1979
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Steinmuller, Tlmace
T/G supplier: Siemens, Skoda
Quick facts: The site is 40km southeast of Belgrade. Construction on the
"B" plant (2 X 350 MW) was started in 1988 and continued for three years
until finally halted at about 40% completion by regional conflict and the
termination of World Bank loan agreements. The Tamnava-West lignite
field is the proposed fuel source.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 28 Oct 2006 |
Kosovo-A
Location: Kosovo
Operator: Korp Elektroenergjetike e Kosoves (KEK)
Configuration: 1 X 65 MW, 1 X 125 MW, 2 X 200 MW, 1 X 210 MW
Operation: 1962-1975
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Deutsche Babcock, Babcock & WIlcox, Rafako, Stein
T/G supplier: WH, GE, LMZ, MAN, Elektrotjazmas, Alsthom
Quick facts: Construction on the first unit at the "A" plant started in
Mar 1960 and the unit was completed in Oct 1962, the largest individual
generating unit in the Balkans at the time. In 1978, its best year,
the plant produced 3,391 GWh, but by the year 2000, output had dropped to
582 GWh due to war damage and accumulated wear-and-tear.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 28 Oct 2006 |
Kosovo-B
Location: Kosovo
Operator: Korp Elektroenergjetike e Kosoves (KEK)
Configuration: 2 X 339 MW
Operation: 1983-1984
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Stein
T/G supplier: Alsthom
Quick facts: Kosovo-B was both damaged and
neglected during the recent conflicts in the area and restoring the plant
to full operation was a major priority for donor agencies. In
Jun 2000, a contract for a major overhaul of the second unit was awarded
to a consortium of Innogy, Mitsui Babcock, and Alstom: this was successfully completed ahead of schedule.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Re-posted 28 Oct 2006 |
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Kostolac-A
Location: Serbia
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 1 X 100 MW, 1 X 125 MW
Operation: 1967-1980
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Barnaul, Podolsk
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
Quick facts: The Kostolac
power plant is near the remains of the Roman town of Viminacium in Stari
Kostolac, Yugoslavia. Cooling water is secured from the Danube River.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 16 Jun 2001 |
Kostolac-B
Location: Serbia
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 349 MW
Operation: 1987-1991
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Tlmace
T/G supplier: Zamech, Dolmel
EPC: Elektroprjoekt
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 16 Jun 2001 |
Morava
Location: Serbia
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 1 X 125 MW
Operation: 1969
Fuel: brown coal
Boiler supplier: Rafako
T/G supplier: Zamech, Koncar
EPC: Elektroproject
Quick facts: Morava is located on the right bank of the Velika Morava River near
the town of Svilajnac. Plant output helps supply Jagodina, Cuprija, Paracin, Petrovac, Bor and
Majdanpek.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 28 Oct 2006 |
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Nikola Tesla-A
Location: Serbia
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 210 MW, 4 X 300 MW
Operation: 1970-1979
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Tlmace
T/G supplier: LMZ, Elektrotjazmas, CEM, Alsthom
EPC: Elektroproject
Quick facts: Nikola Tesla is named after the
Serbian-American inventor and researcher who discovered the rotating
magnetic field, the basis of most alternating-current machinery. The plant
is on the Sava River in Obrenovac, upstream from Belgrade, Yugoslavia and fires lignite from
the Kolubara basin.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 1 Sep 2004
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Nikola Tesla-B
Location: Serbia
Operator: Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS)
Configuration: 2 X 620 MW
Operation: 1983-1985
Fuel: lignite
Boiler supplier: Sulzer, Rafako
T/G supplier: BBC, CEM
EPC: Elektroproject
Quick facts: These are the largest conventional generating units in the
Balkans.
Photograph courtesy of EPS
Posted 31 Mar 2001
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